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A collectors limited edition compilation of some of his greatest Hits,
but this time…Sung by him!
Available this spring everywhere!
To listen to a sample, click here….

Una compilación, edición limitada de coleccionista con algunas de sus grandes canciones,
pero esta vez…¡Interpretadas por él!
Disponible esta primavera en todas partes!
Para escuchar una muestra oprima aqui…

Rudy Perez teams up with long time friends and collegues, David Frangioni & Mark Hudson to create IDA, a once in a lifetime educational experience for up and coming artists to learn from famed leaders in the industry……

LET YOUR TALENT BREAK OUT!

For more info visit: IDA PROGRAM

Miami, FL, March 24, 2011:

The 19th annual Latin Music Awards were held on Thursday, March 24, 2011 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Miami Beach, FLA. The invitation only awards celebration honored the songwriters and publishers of ASCAP’s most performed songs in Latin Music of 2010. Rudy Perez brought home the Best Pop Song award for “Amor Quedate”, a huge hit for singer/actor Jencarlos Canela, star of the Telemundo soap opera “Mas Sabe el Diablo.”

By Ayala Ben-Yehuda, L.A. Billboard Magazine

In what may be the highest-ever first-week position on the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart from a debut act with independent distribution, Jencarlos’ “Búscame” debuts this week at No. 2.

“Búscame,” on Bullseye Music and distributed by Select-O-Hits, outsold new releases by tropical stars Victor Manuelle and Olga Tañon to enter in the second spot behind Alejandro Sanz’ “Paraiso Express.” The set from Jencarlos, the star of Telemundo’s hit soap “Mas Sabe el Diablo,” sold about 8,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

Sales of “Búscame” were supported by the actor/singer’s appearance on Telemundo talk shows, a primetime TV campaign on the network, as well as the use of Jencarlos’ single “Amor Quédate” as the opening theme of his telenovela for a month before the album’s release. The song is No. 22 on Billboard’s Latin pop airplay chart this week.

Of Jencarlos’ first-week sales, 62% came from Puerto Rico, where he did a series of in-stores last week.

“Búscame” is produced by Rudy Perez, a partner in Bullseye Music along with music industry veterans Marco Bissi and Rick Stevens.